A visual metaphor en.wikipedia.org carries a quality from one thing to another using pictures instead of words. One half is the source, whose properties are being lent out, and the other is the target, which is being described. Charles Forceville's Pictorial Metaphor in Advertising, published in 1996, is where most study of it begins. A campaign example kept in the reference literature is a very large dog beside a very small food bowl, captioned more power, less consumption, in which the dog is a car.
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